#!/usr/bin/env node
/**
 * Codeep — entry point.
 *
 * This file contains only startup/init logic. Command dispatch lives in
 * commands.ts and agent execution in agentExecution.ts.
 */
import { App } from './App';
import { type GitStatus } from '../utils/git';
import type { McpServer } from '../acp/protocol';
/**
 * What to tell the user when git would not run in this project, or null when
 * there is nothing to tell them.
 *
 * Without it the only symptom is the branch quietly missing from the header,
 * which reads as "not a repository" — so a repository whose own `.git/config`
 * names a program git would run looks like an ordinary folder, and the one
 * thing the user has to do (remove that key) is never said anywhere. The
 * refusal names the key and the `git config --unset` that clears it, so it is
 * passed through verbatim rather than summarised into "git failed".
 *
 * Read off `refusal` and NOT off `error`, which is the field an earlier cut
 * of this used. `error` is every way git can fail in a repository, and the
 * commonest of them is a brand-new `git init` with no commit yet: `git
 * rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD` answers `fatal: ambiguous argument 'HEAD'`
 * there (git 2.54), so the first thing a user does in a new project met a
 * warning made of git internals telling them to remove a config key that does
 * not exist. `refusal` is filled on the hardening path and nowhere else, so
 * an ordinary git failure stays as silent as it was before this notice
 * existed — the branch is simply missing from the header, which is what it
 * has always done.
 */
export declare function gitRefusalNotice(status: GitStatus): string | null;
/** Derive a short display name from a user message (first ~5 words, max 48 chars). */
export declare function deriveSessionName(message: string): string;
/**
 * Start the MCP servers this terminal may run, under the fixed session id
 * `codeep-tui`: the global servers (~/.codeep, the user's own) plus the
 * workspace ones once the workspace is trusted. Registering replaces the
 * session's whole set, so they go in one call; starting the global list and
 * then the workspace list stopped the global servers. Returns the workspace
 * servers left out because the workspace is not trusted yet.
 */
export declare function startTuiMcpServers(root: string, ui: Pick<App, 'notify' | 'notifyWarn'>): Promise<McpServer[]>;
/** Start the servers of a workspace the user has just trusted. A failure is
 *  shown, not swallowed: the user asked for these servers. */
export declare function startTrustedWorkspaceMcp(root: string, ui: Pick<App, 'notify' | 'notifyWarn'>): Promise<void>;
/** The CLI entry point. Exported so tests can drive a command without the
 *  module starting the app on import. */
export declare function main(): Promise<void>;